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Change isn’t easy. It happens gradually and sometimes suddenly. But change is also a good thing. It will shake you out of your comfort zone while trusting God every step of the way. When you experience change, keep your focus on Jesus. When God is involved, it always gets better.
Your co-workers should know the God you worship by the way you act on the job. You neighbors and friends should know who you worship by the way you move in the neighborhood. Your family should know who you worship by the way you act at home.
Persistent prayer happens when you really know the power you have access to. It’s the power of the Holy Spirit given to every believer who puts their faith in Jesus.
If you want to experience a productive life, a flourishing life…you must be in alignment with God’s will…then you must be willing to be reworked into the vessel that God desires.
HIS GRACE IS FREELY GIVEN TO YOU…IT’S A FREE GIFT THAT HELPS YOU MOVE FROM A PLACE OF FEAR TO A POSITION OF COURAGE…SO THAT YOU WILL BE WHO GOD HAS CALLED YOU TO BE.
Very often, people will only pray when a crisis happens or when you’re at your lowest.
God should never be your last resort. God is not a last option when things don’t go as planned. Don’t wait until problems arise in order for you to pray. Seek first the Kingdom of God.
Isolated Christianity doesn’t work. Our spiritual life was designed by God to bear fruit in community.
If you wanna experience a radical change in your life, you must embrace the radical good news of Jesus. Life is just ordinary until you receive the supernatural salvation of the Lord.
Victory requires a challenge.
A challenge requires courage.
Courage requires faith.
Faith requires Jesus.
Don’t make a decision out of fear. Trust and believe that God’s going to provide for you. It’s frustrating not knowing what’s next, but God knows and the Holy Spirit will lead you.
There’s always a reason to be thankful. When you wake up in the morning start with ‘thank you Jesus’. Throughout the day, thank you Jesus. At the end of the day, thank you Jesus.
There’s a lot we see in churches visually spectacular, but God’s presence isn’t there. We‘re seeing growing churches filled with spectators who don’t know the Word nor do they walk in the power of Jesus. We don’t need the spectacular…we need an encounter with the Holy Spirit.
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There’s a world of difference between being a pastor versus being a content creator who has the title of pastor.
Pastoring entails proximity to people.

